What Are the Different Types of Polysomnography Jobs?

Polysomnography (PSG) is also called sleep EEG. It is mainly used in sleep and dream research and in the diagnosis of depression and sleep apnea syndrome.

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Polysomnography goes through different parts

It is an important part of sleep science and electroencephalography.

Polysomnography is diagnosis and treatment

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